Discovering Africa's PastBeskrivelse af de vigtigste perioder i Afrikas historie |
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... African states . Some of the largest were made up of a number of different African peoples , with one people among them ruling and often oppressing some or all of the others . This made it easy for the European invaders to recruit a lot ...
... African states . Some of the largest were made up of a number of different African peoples , with one people among them ruling and often oppressing some or all of the others . This made it easy for the European invaders to recruit a lot ...
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... African colonies became independent , except for Djibouti ( a small French colony in north - eastern Africa ) ; Rhodesia ; the three mainland colonies of Portugal ( Angola , Guinea - Bissau , and Mozambique ) ; and the Portuguese ...
... African colonies became independent , except for Djibouti ( a small French colony in north - eastern Africa ) ; Rhodesia ; the three mainland colonies of Portugal ( Angola , Guinea - Bissau , and Mozambique ) ; and the Portuguese ...
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... African culture , 155-60 African government : by age sets , 134-6 ; evolution of , 9 , 48–9 ; by lineage groupings , 136-9 ; new types of , 183 ; by secret society , 139-40 ; without rulers , 132-41 , see also Village government African ...
... African culture , 155-60 African government : by age sets , 134-6 ; evolution of , 9 , 48–9 ; by lineage groupings , 136-9 ; new types of , 183 ; by secret society , 139-40 ; without rulers , 132-41 , see also Village government African ...
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Varied lands and peoples | 34 |
the western and central Sudan | 56 |
ocean ports and inland kingdoms | 87 |
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